COVID-19: As Nigeria slowly moves into lockdown
We are Africans so we hoped and prayed our continent will be spared the COVID-19 virus because the weather is too hot and, in any case, we were not r
Friday Column
Friday Column
Bjorn Beckman (1938-2019): A Life of Struggle and friendship
Yesterday, friends, comrades, students and associates of Bjorn Beckman convened at Nicon Luxury hotel for a Memorial Colloquium to celebrate his life.
Bishop of Truro, extremism and religious persecution in Nigeria
Last week, I attended a workshop at Wilton Part in Sussex on the theme of fostering social cohesion in Nigeria. It was organized by the Foreign and Co
National Symposium on Farmer-Herder Crisis
Last week, I was in Birnin Kebbi for the National Symposium on the persistent conflicts that have affected not only farmer-herder relations but has al
Security: Mr. President, choose your faction and act
Nigeria’s worse kept secret over the past four years is that the security chiefs have been factionalised, fractionized and different sections therein